Governor Wike Demands Social Welfare Services From Company To Host Communities.

Gov. Wike, Rivers State Governor.

According to the media Aid to the Governor of Rivers State, the Governor has asked the Agip Oil Company in Rivers state to live upto expectation in the communities where they have operation base.



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The Governor made this known as he visited the Agip office in Porharcourt as part of His facility tour in the state.He spotted the deplorable state of the road that leads to their cooperate office in the Portahrcourt which was sad to look at conpired to the status of the company . The demanded that the construct the road as they can be sure of Rivers State Government supports.

Governor Wike Challenges Nigeria Agip Oil Company To Reconstruct Road To Its Headquarters.
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has called on Nigerian Agip Oil Company, NAOC, to reconstruct the road leading to its administrative headquarters at Mgboshimini, Obio/ Akpor Local Government Area as a corporate project for its host company.

Speaking on Monday when he embarked on a facility tour to the administrative headquarters of NAOC, Governor Wike said that the condition of the road has giving the company a negative image.
He wondered why the major oil company would allow the road to its administrative headquarters to deteriorate to that level.

Gov. Wike And The Managing Director Of NAOC

He said : “I commend the Nigerian Agip Oil Company for its numerous corporate projects across the state. But the state of this road to the administrative headquarters of the company gives the company a negative image.
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“I urge the company to reconstruct this road. I also call on the company to ensure that they provide electricity to the host community of its administrative headquarters as it has done elsewhere “.
The governor assured the management of the NAOC that his administration will always collaborate with them on development projects and programmes that will benefit the people.

He said the state government will demolish all shanties that harbour criminals around the headquarters of the administrative headquarters of NAOC.
He charged the leaders of the two communities that host shanties near the company to settle their land dispute, otherwise the state government will acquire the land and take necessary action.

The governor was later taken on a facility tour of the company and its waste to wealth project in the area.
In his remarks, Group Managing Director of NAOC, Mr Marco Rotondi noted that the company has been involved in series of corporate social projects in its host communities.
He said that the areas of focus have been agriculture, health, education and skills acquisition.